Overlay Graphic or Picture on top of Video Clip

[Guest]

Can I overlay a Graphic or Picture on TOP of a Video Clip? I have a captured
a video clip (with audio) on a Camcorder. The Video is a Class Room
Presentation with a Video of the Presenter talking. (Our Church Bible
Seminar) I swung the video camera over to the Presenter's Over Head
Projector Screen in ClassRoom when he referenced something on the OverHead
Projector. Now, I want to drop the Power Point Graphics (or Pictures) onto
the Video Clip at the times the Camera was filming the Classroom Screen. I
want to preserve the Audio Track to have the Presenters voice continuous, but
I want to superimpose (overlay) the original PowerPoint Graphics onto the
Video whenever the Presenter showed them on the Screen in Class. Can a
Picture (PowerPoint, Graphic, etc) be OVERLAID onto the Video Clip to replace
the Recorded Video frames while still keeping the same Audio Track? Any help
would be appreciated.... THANKS

 

[John Inzer]

Can I overlay a Graphic or Picture on TOP of a Video
Clip? I have a captured a video clip (with audio) on a
Camcorder. The Video is a Class Room Presentation with a
Video of the Presenter talking. (Our Church Bible
Seminar) I swung the video camera over to the
Presenter's Over Head Projector Screen in ClassRoom when
he referenced something on the OverHead Projector. Now, I
want to drop the Power Point Graphics (or Pictures) onto
the Video Clip at the times the Camera was filming the
Classroom Screen. I want to preserve the Audio Track to
have the Presenters voice continuous, but I want to
superimpose (overlay) the original PowerPoint Graphics
onto the Video whenever the Presenter showed them on the
Screen in Class. Can a Picture (PowerPoint, Graphic,
etc) be OVERLAID onto the Video Clip to replace the
Recorded Video frames while still keeping the same Audio
Track? Any help would be appreciated.... THANKS

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Maybe the following links will be useful:

Creating Custom Effects and
Transitions in Windows Movie Maker
http://tinyurl.com/kmyns

Go to...Editing Movies / XML Persian
Section.....you'll find 8 links...
http://www.papajohn.org/

Custom Effects, Transitions and
Title Overlays for Movie Maker 2
http://tinyurl.com/kgmqk

PIP Plus
http://www.rehanfx.org/pipplus.htm

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[Monica]

This might be what I'm trying to do vs inserting a picture and having it
fade in and back out...that doesn't seem to be the look I'm looking for.
I'm not using Power Point, so, is there a way to do this with a jpeg
graphic...an overlay that fades in for maybe a second or two and fades out?
Thanks

 

[John Inzer]

This might be what I'm trying to do vs inserting a
picture and having it fade in and back out...that doesn't
seem to be the look I'm looking for. I'm not using Power
Point, so, is there a way to do this with a jpeg
graphic...an overlay that fades in for maybe a second or
two and fades out? Thanks

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Maybe an overlay would work for
you and you might even try shortening
the Picture Duration to 1 second
(Tools / Options / Advanced tab) and
then right click the file on the timeline
and add...Fade In / Fade Out.

(FWIW...Picture duration must be adjusted
before the image is added to the timeline)

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[Walter]

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Maybe an overlay would work for you and you might even try shortening
the Picture Duration to 1 second (Tools / Options / Advanced tab) and
then right click the file on the timeline and add...Fade In / Fade Out.

(FWIW...Picture duration must be adjusted before the image is added to
the timeline)

I disagree with this. I adjust picture duration all the time in the
timeline. It's just a matter of deciding how long I want or need the
duration to be and adjusting as needed (by clicking on the right side
and moving it left or right until it's right).

 

[John Inzer]

I disagree with this. I adjust picture duration all the
time in the timeline. It's just a matter of deciding how
long I want or need the duration to be and adjusting as
needed (by clicking on the right side and moving it left
or right until it's right).

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You are correct, of course you can drag
the image to any duration you like. I was
referring to the fact that images already
in the timeline will not be globally affected
by a change in duration.

Pardon me for living.

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